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Dr. Olivia Park
Dr. Olivia Park is an AI Ethics & Policy Analyst examining the societal implications of artificial intelligence. She holds a PhD in Philosophy from Stanford, specializing in ethics of technology. Olivia previously served on government advisory boards and tech company ethics committees. Her academic work is published in Philosophy & Technology, AI & Society, and Journal of AI Research. She is based in Seoul and advises policymakers on AI regulation.
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